The Journey of Life
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One of the most courageous acts with which the history of philanthropy has been adorned was when that single-hearted and single-handed Christian, Mrs. Fry, first caused herself to be locked in for some hours among the criminals at Newgate, where the jailor himself had warned her that he could not be safe ; and yet, when introduced into the com- mon-room, scarcely had she explained to the crowd of convicts her mission, before some of the most liardened were melted into tears at discover- inor th...at one so good and admirable as she still entertained a hope of salvation even for them. Each might have said, in the mournful language of the Patriarch, " No man cared for my soul ; " but now they found that one of the brightest and best of Christians was still willing on their account to " hope all things, and to believe all things. " A THE SORROWS OF LIFE. 263 tear of penitence from a hardened sinner is the sight at which the angels are known to rejoice, being the first harbinger to him who sheds it of everlasting happiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the most courageous acts with which the history of philanthropy has been adorned was when that single-hearted and single-handed Christian, Mrs. Fry, first caused herself to be locked in for some hours among the criminals at Newgate, where the jailor himself had warned her that he could not be safe ; and yet, when introduced into the com- mon-room, scarcely had she explained to the crowd of convicts her mission, before some of the most liardened were melted into tears at discover- inor th...at one so good and admirable as she still entertained a hope of salvation even for them. Each might have said, in the mournful language of the Patriarch, " No man cared for my soul ; " but now they found that one of the brightest and best of Christians was still willing on their account to " hope all things, and to believe all things. " A THE SORROWS OF LIFE. 263 tear of penitence from a hardened sinner is the sight at which the angels are known to rejoice, being the first harbinger to him who sheds it of everlasting happiness.
What to read after The Journey of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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